Sentence examples for reserved appreciation from inspiring English sources
Patients' views of treatments are various and ambivalent, which sheds light on an overall reserved appreciation of biomedical treatments for knee OA.
For example, Virginia Woolf's classic essay — arch, snobbish, and very funny — reserved the appreciation of great art to "highbrows": those "thoroughbreds of the mind" who combine innate taste with sufficient inherited wealth to sustain a life entirely dedicated to art.
The crowd reserved its heartiest appreciation, complete with whoops and hollers, for Edward I. Koch, the former mayor.
While conservation and protection of the new park were paramount, a broader multiple-use philosophy guided regulation of reasonable uses of the GBR to minimize their effects and enable some areas to be reserved for public appreciation and others to be preserved undisturbed [130].
Much greater appreciation was reserved for expatriate volunteers working in mission hospitals, or for those seconded by volunteer agencies to government facilities.
And Father Cascia became the first American to receive a Diploma of Appreciation from the Soviet Union, an honor normally reserved for Soviet citizens.
The final stage of the Project's implementation is reserved for the school event during which the students will exhibit their art work and receive certificates of appreciation for the work they did.
Most importantly, it is possible that depletion of cheap fossil fuel reserves or growing appreciation of the threat posed by climate change will lead to greater-than-forecast demand for biomass.
But Gough reserves his sharpest criticism for London planning authorities, describing their appreciation of architecture as "abysmally low" and getting worse.
